Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-13
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 JeiI Davis Is in from Walnut Grove.
 Jospeh Dil on left for Jerome to-day.
 Col Nisle, is out of the hospita fcain.
 DI. Coxe mourns the loss, by de aih, oi several snakes.
 !. \ Guild has gone to Big Bug, on 2 vacation
 There Is talk of extending the telc- graph line io Jerome.
 Governor Zulick returned last eve ning from rhcniX.
 II. Gardner Is building an extensive edition [" his store. | q stephens arrived on yesterday 's rnin. from Los Angeles.
 All the fresh fruits of the season by express daily at AL Aitkcns'.
 Au,Iitor Hawkins and J. l.. Hardy returned from their trip to St. Louis ycster lay.
 Eflor's are being made to remove the |. S land office from Tucson |" pheniN
 The Florence canal Is now about completed to a point about mile above Florence.
 MT. Church, the former foreman of the United Verde copper mines, Is ex- pcctcd here again m a few days. The Citizen very correctly remarks that newspapers can't boom a town un- less ihc people take hold and help them.
 Deputy Marshal Steen, of Mohave county. brought man in, yesterday, charged with selling whisky to the In- dians.
 X New York drummer arrived on yesterdays train and unloaded his sam ples here for the inspection of our mer- chants.
 Chas. Curtis X Co have the three eyed colts head, from Beach's ranch, on exhibition at their Prescott Sample Rooms.
 Tine only business transacted to-day by the board of supervisors was audit ing a htll of E. in favor of E. F. Sloan, for transportation of sick.
 Several of our merchants report that their sales of merchandise have been greater within the past few weeks than any time for several years.
 \ man has been found who will agree to furnish Johnson, the colored mur- derer, with cigars until August l2th, in consideration of receiving his head, as per his offer.
 We must again urge upon our citi- Eens the necessity ot joining and CO., operating with the board oi trade III their efforts to advertise the resources o; thIs section.
 Chilhrcn's day exercises, at the Methodist church, last evening, were attended hy large audience, and the programme was a very interesting one, the children acquitting themselves ad- mirahly Their singing was especially sweet.
 Engine No. ,, of the Prescott & Ari- zpua Central railway, was brought into ;he shop. on Saturday, and will un- drreo repairs. li presents very di- lpid atci appearance, as a result oi lts pluuc. int" the mud.
 The Abraham" mining claim, at the head oi Crook Canyon, has been loca- ;.,d hy ]. X Park and Geo. W. Sines. Tn. former has been at work on the claim. taking out ore for some time. which. when worked. yielded SiO in gold
 Ed. Wagoner visited Lynx creek Sat ur,lay, and reports cloud burst in -laughterhouse Culch, near the Four mIlc house. He says if was accompa- nicd with hail. and that volume of water fully eigh, feet in depth went down the gulch.
 Attention Is directed to-day to the advertisement of Louis Wollenberg, ad- minlstrator Q. the estate of Annie HaT- ilton. deceased. Under an order of the probate court, he will sell, at private sale. all the household effects, jewelry, etc. oi the deceased, for cash.
 \ correspondent reports that Ethel Rover. the cleven-year-old girl who was fatally burned at Cherry creek, on the night of the lth was very bright and promising child and universal favor it. among all who knew her. She lived fifteen hours after being burned, during which she suffered terribly. Her death has caused gloom over the entire com